Corsair RM750e CP-9020295-NA 750 W power supply
- Black
- ATX 3.1 Compatible
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1500W AC power module for NetEngine 8000 M network equipment
The KHACHIMO PAC1K5S53-AL NetEngine 8000 M is a 1500W AC power module built to ATX specifications. It is supplied new and has been tested for correct operation. This unit delivers reliable power conversion for compatible server or workstation platforms.
This module fits installations that require the specific NetEngine 8000 M form factor and 1500W AC input. It is not suitable for builds needing a different physical housing, alternative DC input, or lower and higher wattage ratings. Buyers using other chassis or voltage standards should select a different unit.
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The unit ships test working; once seated, the system power indicators should show normal operation and the module fan should spin up.
Only the 1500W AC power module is included; mounting hardware and AC power cables are not supplied.
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